Oculus Reveals More Quest Launch Titles in Fresh Teaser Trailer

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PAX East officially starts tomorrow, and to keep the Oculus Quest hypetrain chugging right along, the company today released a new video showing some of the confirmed launch titles coming to Quest in Spring 2019. Yes, there’s a few new ones we didn’t know about until now.

Update (March 28th, 2019): Owlchemy Labs reached out to us to clarify that ‘Vacation Simulator’ is not a Quest launch title, and will be coming sometime around the holiday season 2019. We’ve corrected this in the body of the article.

Update (March 27th – 3:11 PM ET): It appears the comment section has come through once again! The remaining titles in the list are Face Your Fears 2, Virtual Virtual Reality, Bait! and VRChat.

Original Article (March 27th, 2019): In the video, you can see many of the previously confirmed Quest launch titles prominently featured such as Superhot VR, Beat Saber, Sports Scramble, Robo Recall, Dead & Buried 2, Journey of the Gods, Moss, and Star Wars Vader Immortal.

New to the line-up is CREED: Rise to Glory. Although mashed in with all the other launch titles, Vacation Simulator is confirmed to launch at a later date.

Curiously enough, in the last bit of the video, we can also see a few titles quickly flashed on screen through the headset’s lenses including Job Simulator, Fruit Ninja, Rush VR, Ultrawings, Drop Dead, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, Eleven Table Tennis, and Angry Birds VR.

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There’s a few we weren’t able to identify, so if you see one that isn’t in this list, please leave a comment below.

Oculus told Road to VR that all of the games shown in this trailer will be available “on launch day” for Quest (see update), so it’s logical to assume everything above is going to be apart of the 50+ list of titles available at launch. When that will be, we still don’t know, although we have our hopes set on Facebook’s dev conference, F8 2019, which takes place April 30th to May 1st.

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